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Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
|PUBLIc SALE
$50 BUILDING LO1d
ON INsTALMENTs
|ON SATURDAY, JULY 9 ,s1

At o'clock, on the premises, on Orange and rar,u
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, and on 40 sa.
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth and Oraro ses
streets also on Thirteenth between Orange and Taua IAN
also in the Twelfth ward, on Second Third Fourth Fl M
streets Greenhill Gray and Cleveland avenues A' 'a
Lots in the vicinity Of Tatnall Orange and Tb;r+ss,s
coming the most valuable in the city, business is eonn arc
the and court house have been located that
hood only short time before this property will be
liable in the city The lots in the Twelfth ward are
Gated and in no other part OF the city is there being done
vast Improvements. e
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

locked mp In banking institutions In.
stead OF putting 1t in building improve
msnts. Rspu blioak success at the next
ole ,sion will change al this. There
will then be NO danger OF free trade,
and buiiding boom will immediasely
follow. Real estate will also be more
In dem sud, % more workingmsn will
want homes Of their ovn. Though
there has been little Frightening mp
In business occasionally stnos Grover
Olsvelsud's induction Into offise, the
movement hss besn spasmodic. There
never have been greater labor troubles
In the country than since Democratic
rule commenced. The great contest 10
agains. free trade. The Democratic
party favors the latter and labor op-
poses 1t. There will be no cessation Of
hostilisies between the two, and there
can be NO solid business revival in the
country until 1t 10 known definitely
whether protection or free trade 10 to
triumph.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

"As We Journey through life let NJ 1.-Two by
tho way"
CEASUN 1s87-OHARLES KYLE, THE
y well known Ice cream manu- 'ecturer, Is
prepared to furnish ice cream OF tho very
besl quality. There Ia no Improvement OF
economy Of manuia,ture suggested or 40
compiished by skilled exserience that W.
bsvs not:ombodied In producing the pure
unad liberated loo cream. bis spscio uj and
elegant parl0rs are now open, and you are
respectfully invited 10 call and see him
Polite and accommodating attendants will
be ready and willing to serve you. All or.
dcrs by mail or otherwise, whether large OF
su all quantitier, viii receive prompt at.en-
tton. Thankful Tor pas: favors L respect
fully eoliclt share Of your patronag o
iran o streets. i,7.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
HOT WEATHER
COM FORT.


Purchase comfort where very little
money will obtain 1t, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
If you are not sa isfled.
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Mems Calf Brogans only s1.50.
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide sole, fat
heel, $1.00. ..
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes from 81. 90
to $3.50.
Mems Lasting Congress, with patent
tip, 81 25 to 81 rs.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes o. to 81 .25.
Little Boys Base Ball Lace Shoes 75c.
to 90c.
Children's Pebble and Kid Spring heel
Button Shoes from 60c. to 9Oc.
Misses Pebble and Kid Spring Heel
Button from 81 25 to 81 SO.
Misses Pebble and Kid Heel Button
81 to 81. IS.
Little Boys Button Tip Shoes S5c.
Boys Hook Lace Shoes from 81. Is to
81 25.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Cor gress 75c.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Button from 81
to $l.75
ladies' Plain Lasting Lace Csc. to
81 25
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Lace CSC.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Button 81
to S1.75
! Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button only
RIPS
1.-THE HIT or TUT auAaoN uAa pruN
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09

u you want to succeed, Join q
prosperous Loan Associa.
tion and savo your meney,
where Inducements are Of.
terod 10 borrowers. Plenty
Of money ready to loan ON
good mortgages. 800 shares
OF new series stock arc now
offered subscribers by The
Guardian Savings and Loan
Association at ono dollar per
share.
This Association shows the
benefit Of good management.
Call and have tho plan OK
planned to you.
WM. Z. HAWKINS, Soc.
j2-eod-1m 712 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-09
DROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS.
Proposas will he received at the board
room by the Board OF Education until 5o'-
building OF an addition TO No. 10 school.
Plans and specification can be seen at the
office Of r. X. Cars~ell. architect, on an d
after Tuesday, July 9Th, 8s7. A bond ofS20O
must accompany the bid. The board reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids.
VIM. II. F0ULK,
=. z Il. FUEK Ell,
JOHN HANSON,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

WANTED - b YOUNG LADY. SITUATION
w a. clerk in store or o1ice. OF as couysst
can write rsFsdiy and easily. snd an wiling ~
Nork. VIII furnish est Of references Adiress N
Z. hox :. Telegram Herald Isff
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
STEADY NOIoRlETY.

Editor SrxAD. Of the Pail KcH Gazette,
succeeds in gaining more notoristy than
any other newspaper man IN the Uniisd
Kingdom His latest sensation is a de-
fsnss Of young Jew named LIPsKI who
has been convicted Of murder aud was
sentenced % bs hanged. A few DAYS ago
LTPsxfs sttornsy applied to The Home
Secretary for Fsprisvs on tbs ground
fhat nav fscts had come 10 light which
proved ths innocsRcs 0t bis client. Pend
ing = decision ths solicitor told ths story
20 Mr. Srx4n under pledge Of secrecy.
Next day the whole story appeared IL
the PsN MAJ t'a-sffs, Mr.. STzAD dsciar
ing that be Obligation 10 save the lie ot
a. innocent man must bs his sxcrse for
breaking his promise. He then ds
rnsndsd in larxs-sized type that the
Home Sscrstery grant the rsprisve. That
magistrate thersupon became very angry
and decided that LrPsKF must De hanged
on Saturday. The solicitor than appealed
% the Queen and secured q weeks lease
of hfs Cor LiPskL The Tory govern
rasnt vii have some difficulty IN Explain
ing the ~ant q judicial fairness exhib-
ited bY M MATHEWS. even n Editor
SrKsD's scticn may not be dsfsnded
Sometimes it happens that where theirs
u mcst law there - east iustics
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
FRENCH ISRAELlTES.
The Ensiasat Positions which They Occupy
in Republican France.

The En.iasat Positions which They Occupy
in Republican France.
The following are statistics of the
Israel,tss In France who rank high in
the service of State or society: There
are two Jewish Senators, three Depu-
ties, four Privy CounseIlors. three
Municipal C0unsellors, four hold high
Offices in the Counsel Etat. two are
members OF The Higher Board of Rdu-
cation and one Of the Bossi Of Agricul-
tGre Monsieur David Raynal j. Min
ister of Public Works. There are three
Jewish Projects. seven Sub-Prefects.
two General Secretaries. i've Counsel
lors ia the Prefecture and eleven others
who occupy high posts in the various
Ministries. Four are Chief inspectors
81 Public Schools. etc. aud four are
Chief Cashiers Of the State Treasury.
About fifty bold high appointments AZ
chief engineers. directors and inspec-
tors Of the various public works, etc.
There IL Jewish Presidents in the
Court Of Cessation. three GeReTal-At-
ssrneys. three Solicitors-General. three
Cosnse liors IN the Court Of Justice,
two Presidents Of Tribunals. and TWEEN
ty-six judges and magistrates.
Ia the army there ara. two Jewish
Generals II Divisions. three General
Rrirsdi~rs, four ColoDels. nine LieuseR-
snt-C oionels and sbout forty Com
manders. Captains. Chief Physicians
and ,.her officers Of high rank Above
6ftv are members If the Institutes.
academies. universities. etc.
Tie lawyers, solicitors and physicians
Of .Iens~h extraction sseunt 10 shout
two thousand besides ssieh. there are
a large number Of chemists and drug
gisss Above one hundred are engaged
IN literature ard composing - rnHsic.
several II whom are very di~tIr guished
fovty svc are more or less Distinguished
~ painters. s0uiptarS &Rd Architects.
The rest arr engaged IN snascial. Ia
dastrial and commercial pursuits.
many of whorn are the rulers of the
sanse whist tacrs are \ number -
Frensh Jews decorated with pubiic
honors, sach a. Chegaiier de "A Legion
: Houueur. efc.-S. o. Friees<iss. -
a. Hshrs,C Chrsstias.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

Philadelphia proposes 70 disregard at
traditions and build az opsss house IN
~tich SPACE usually thought sufsicisntfor
5000 pers0us vill - dsvst@d 10 1850
chsirA Betwesn svsry row ~ chars
there wil 5a an aisle farce and one Aslf
fsat vide. waiie eseh char vii present
an unprecedented sxsaszs cf twsnty-four
irehes Besidss sForiinz ready means
Of exit ia case u Ere. IL vii - sesn that
By this arrangement a person may occupy
the snd sest N q row Sc sccn as tue eur.
tain risee. without being oblirsd 70 stand
half iozsa ti1nes n allow persons with
inside seats a. opportunity 60 tread on
his tees snd iisarrsn~~ his ne'sstie The
fsentv-four inch seats vii prevent The
fsf osn frcm getting stTlck and rsnsieriug
the ssrvices - = Blacksmith necesssry T.
rslssse ann. While hfs WI ioss half its
ehnrsns b the man who spreais be q :
boss RON your -ihs to tlsose cf his reixh-
bor Sc the csher sita Then fhers vi
BE reasonable caance - see pest the
hss of ia lady ahead - zen. There will
&c rocrn. too. t,- tbe lssises - have their
pet poo,lles iu the seas uiih thsu. Il r.
nzdoabfsdiy a great isies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

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ss,'a o~0n Y.nss' ana hopping on
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are hoe 70 oe los'.sd eitaer on the slde-
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s"e "aeo'ai eonsrfuehee = 'hS' inese
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

Aslzerbz. tae sf1s& HeeeA x1zaoxs a<-
el4ge1 thAt efs.I tks1fs tat a9s1 ssses a@z<1.
seassa 2l98e laks pis4s1sEs - ess4x F<ss'-
ssases1 Inis seems gensrSiif tf1~ - the
xseeter 81 Las aA< ~ plz8t sae a92ks
ter a. eoieef - c4a< - sd iese-~to soek
- So pFo1setsDa faAs tang les preEoE~-
rFe. ts1xst s4e agk - ee tGl1 t1at Dr..
Piece fks0fils kfrsefiFtlea = tee poFsl-
e4I saIssaon Il ksr s<xy is eaaisAss thoss
distrsszlaz Ezzis@.ez ihzt llsks h<f lis ;
hus8sa. c1riok al psiafrl isrezus1Eitlss.
at-rsEs disorders insauimali9D aid aiceFa-
u1a. pro apsas All kiD1rsd ssasnsssss.
A. nsrsias & cures 1eFfoas erhsrs-io1.
urostrsfio1 a&eiiiiy. zelie4ss 1seetsl aDzlsiy
sna hyKaseaoaaFzz sad pK0nlotss Tslfssh-
inE sisep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

Tr1e RENT- - ENEsHEpoz EFFraxfsEIKo
rooros. 4lsa fs-nsstec zeoras ss1 i4kt haazt-
kFesu a. sncire - Too~ lsz Ne~ Eosseo aa
naozk, sBpsr 1sza< -
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
Musr saIsTLe up. ANYHow.

MUST BaiSTLE UP. ANYHOW.
When the big nahOrs Of Europe bristie
up and growl. The little states must a.
least show their teeth. Switzerland
maintains al elaborate military systsnl
and has hundred thousand citizsns In
private rifle clubs; Denmark is certifying
her froatisr, 70 toe disgust OF Germany;
snd King LxoPoLDcf Belgium impressss
on his sub lects the prudsncs OF psrps.-
ual preparation for war. Thus ths great
powers, with their prodigious army es-
tabllshmsnts. not only cucumber and e1-
hsust themselves and one another. bat
they impose a grisvi0ns policy ot taxa
ton on TIER small nsighbors. The peace
socisty which opposes the creation by the
American people Of navy sufficient FOR
ssif-dsfsnss has an inviting fisld OF labor
IN RussiS, Austria. Germany and Francs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

WANTED A NAN AND WIFE TO DO
w chores and housework. viii give rent and
good wages TO right parties. Must be well recon-
mended. Address II Stevens, Telegram Her
ala once. 2.Otf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

LvOR RENT-LARsE BARN FOR RENT TO
rfgnt party. Cal ou o. s6dress coraey Rqn-
son an ftai1n-Ets xl
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
Found.
Help ~ ds,fed--ndle.

WASTED-A RELIABLE MAN ACQUAINTED
" with the running and care of wood working
machinery including tub lathe. daad Eris-st.,
I'd aoor.. 22sti
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

nook ANn rcwfa 10 sFST-soKxs
IL tanFan an1 Ioat-sfs Benaeu < ossa-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
Help W0nted--Fen0ie.

UANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Call al Mrs- Benders, l65 Jefferson
ave. 250tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

The Thistle b@g.ns 10 excite sOms ap-
rrehens.on By the sremendous spread o:
sail she Is evidently going 10 spread, al
improvement IN precisely ths direction
"a which both ths Galatsa and Geassta
war> sTeak
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

Pennsylvania elects only State Treas
ures and . Judge Of tie supreme Coarl
ihis Far, srd very lively campaign ou
ths state ticket Is hzEdly to De expected
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

uk AksE cN ot i B3Akn FQak NtRA
49, ecef. t7este1 neSt kozS3F - teA<tAen sst-
s49 US 81 Et sasFe eee 49, Is estskst ~
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INk @AtEAE hAkGAlS -HopEA ANb
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ttfitss 81 fd4of& Ag2teskH eossniF
Ma Nj steasnSe ~ saff psepsry- Helzs
aN9 na<xs tske1 fss aacnt nai1h
tnie~ss : = esl Asokixsa 81. Dxsok. Nesi ss9e
TOR skl "A b0AkDINf E0fSt AkR 1.oT
II e. Ns ol14as-st ntef lhs Hpp4l atpE. n
<eirS - otfs< a. Aaorses ~ -. Tees @in tef-
AZ. MAJ sxo1. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

~Gsth' has been writiog lesisrs from
Ayr. Scotland. - the Cincinnati Ealusr-
a.. fhsrs 10 good deal q ~zlr 10 no
tiGn" n al Of Gaths letters
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

EoR RFxT-4 srsTF Or BOOKS uaNn.
i s-rrelF f1Tz i<Ees or gr7en1 corr sszn er-as
rYase - reeF stcTe flrnlshe6 Or arfa-r isra.f
~ otseAst w~f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

The Chicago JosrRai says that II the
Democrats n0miaats NJ. GHlSSxtL FOR
GoVsrnor. it would not bs surprising 10
end the Republicans nominating Mayor
hogak
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

A C0icsgo paper remarked the other
dag. speaking OF the "oisgs Of Troy,
tkat there would 0s "a grand entertain
nsat oy . corpss OF 400" some would
call this "dsaa give away"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
For Rcuf--Roo8,s.

ToR RFNT - HANDSOMELY FURSTsHEp
i suii ~ front rooms o1 gFoH15 asor Fnf-
Mashed er uufgfnished room sec0B1 foof with ~
without hoafd. 2pf OgfsWa.st a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

"It is has b. be President" ssys the
Nsw York san. -bat it q hner 10 have
suen . vie Does Bachslor DAVID b.
HIT hear ihis2
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

Detroit - too oasiiy engaged watching
shs sass bal seoSss B. give u1ach sisen-
slon % ths invitation ~ tho President 70
nsit ia city
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
fass shore A Michigan >sHthsro.
(kaisne1o0 lff4lalon


Al lfsns dAils cAncii fuDdey.
A local height lesAC> tFa0o fknpid- ~ ~ "a D
m carrying passengers q. far et ksifmasoD , ~
Through iickcts u si points end bcffhs lh fie -
ins coaches can DC secured 81 Union Ticket . . .
a. Nonroe-st and 81 dcppi
j. w NskFHkEY. fsepl hg
6Eo. ". AgNfos cts Tickri AgeaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

Ia bssi getting q start IN Chicago.
N0rs than aals lhs deaths n that city
oeur among children aDdsr ; years Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

-ialfs. All OMEN eSntpi rtHGHY
flecf nf cse rtlr fnrihc snr hilful tk-
.iee- - ana from icitO.t ere ga
Day - pfcss Alid sifsnd karlds fsnfesc .o aDd
Hoh hfiftb ilferi truHtafiaus maze e. iie
ifo.i vita si thfough hsins eaks ? 4ssets "a sas
e. tna0n Ticket afloc 8. Nonroe-s ans at rniln
depot
ID. h. loHfsfof, Asch fs~s ke't 1a NouFoo 81
tHts NORRIS. tieul ARL NonnaeS.
@. N. kCCoLfS. q. y aud q A CnlcAes
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

TNcoIN HOvsE. - SPRING sT.-BKsT g. A
l 1ev h01so in Hscaiesn. kxrci 'enf hss-f aud
slnzie rooz Only 81 - ffes. csf hSsr1 s.. sag r.
uezs ~ = ntce Z Jfef home 0eEiF ftte1 40
nfzf Nraroe . - fhe ~rciesse trsfeas p =
deoots shsrches ard fsesfers Fsrffe1lt@ sifet-
fkT given 81 re ton farf snc wants CT frsusieffs
sns ne READ n s0ifiers Tre e3Tae - vlsI ths
Houe. A y. 5slilvku. Psoprlstaf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

The On cAlo a Al1n Raasaf Is tba fnest
equipped fhe fasief fn1 mos al er f4l.f fI8.a
Chicsgo 10 4 Louis AID kansas t.f
!.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

-PsV~r rails are made m RnssiA we
bar That IS nothing astonishing.
Nnrie rsSlwsys srs INSIDE rCt e PAPER
N tbs conasTy. Eaa1als. rAi7 CaAk
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

fDaliy, sunday &c pee tl,siy.
Passengers taking the o - q ~ c1pfest n. aks
conncCiisa ~ urtTait fof AeH tcfk.-Ar ff ca
pes hx ke'pinc car from lsclfol al fsf sn6
hspidf.-cniy hne running iiciifed txrrcss iess
M here al 8 q 3 tn Hl'a 80 q ~ 10 pfif0iL
msEjDe difecf connection 70 81 rciets tss az
nyinf ~ hes Work ~ . m tue ussf ~ .a.
ipR.-Ihfough ~ kets . ~uIca ai D . Al II
cHces, Streets Rotei. and ~ derai
fts f.ANf-ftII. fiiY ftEs Art
Gro p. REFrss Trafc hsnager Cnieg9
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
" dafed-B0drd.


UAETFD-h GOOD AMBITIOUS Nan WITH
w -Four oT Five fhoussnd dollars capiial
wanting o. inee@f in the mercantile business csn
ind god and vel oiisbfd lecsti0n - al
dressing me. John A Spsine BsiieT, hich. xGt'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

WANTE )-SITUATION By A YOUNG MAN
w OF good habits, in good printing Office An
good oompostoT, have had experience editing
and am not airsd OF work. address, Printer.
care Telegram Herald ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22
SHOES
Ok EVERYBODY
O'HARA'S
-GREAT-
.MidsuTnrnerSa|e
~ ALL GRADES CT
Summer Footwear

We ere determined 10 cios out all Low shoes
aad slippers IN fine hand tsFned and machine
seNsd a0ods during the balance OF this mouth.
Among the many bargains offered OF this sale
are the follow'ne-
5oe psiFs Youths low slses sizes 10 10 ?. at 50
cents pair.
LADIES' Hand Turned Opera slippers, 80 cents.
Ladies fine Embroidered Opera Slippers al rs
cents pair; worth Sl.25.
Ladies Fine Kid Opera slippers, sold every
where a. si-5o, now going for $50.
Ladies' Fine Hand Turned French Kid Oxford
Tie slippers, worth $50 only s2O1
Ladies Hsnd Turned Congress Caters in DON
COLA kid and Glove Calf only SI.o0 pair.
Ladies Fine Hand Turned Button Boots at
s2Ge $500 and - 10 pair; worth Sl.5o TO 500 a
Pair more At regular price.
Gents Seamless Congress. Lace or Button shoes
only $50.
Gents Fine Stylish Warranted Shoes in every
style, a bargain AZ 500 aud $3.50.
Gents Seamless Calf Dongola or Kangaroo
ehoes that are Sold the world over for si.OO and
$500. we sell for $500,
Everything al proDortionaely low prices. Not
trouble 10 show these goods.
You make a grevious mistake II you do no
call and examine the many bargains In footwear
shown az
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

IFtTfe tFffF fff
OLD y If@fpN FLF EAffDs it-1 SAY
go II ~ fa
fzT 3 ~ ef0 m.
r1s les~ss 81 hotels o. 1fstsfss 4 ft ~ as.
Bsy a. 9 q. H. nBd 49, ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

"tfhNf fDttf ftfff HIHfaN
f5onneif io8f--i. Ais A. Il faF fnais 9Ifh
hifllgfn GENITAL eu1 lfsfe Lsf4cs ir1Iaus
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Srenf vcuE Tac8tsor a. The kerzl1E.
tcn. Hsrtor Sprnes. N5eh
IoN 81 Sxzfx. Manager.
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business MEN. WE HAVE on OUR BOOKS
ID experienced statesmen. bookkeepers collect.
ofs aud clerks. First class references given al
Commercial Employment Bureau. Rooms ) aud 4
Pierce block; teipnone so. Bl
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CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN 20
- years Of age either wstchman. ianitor. por-
ter or ieamster, etc. Refer by permission 10 Rev.
9. ": West. Address A. E., Box ., Telegram
Herald. 5S,
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IVANTED--wORK BY RELIABLE Nan As
W bookkeeper or collector. Books p<ysted and
balanced periodically. City references. Address
r. u Spring-st "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

WANTED-A GIRL FOR HoUsEwoRE. 2s4
w Sheldon-sl 2zI
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

ORDERS COMING IN DAILY FOR ALI
" classes OF help at the Grand Union Bureau
Rooms and I. Pierce's Block; Telephone ego.
2sl
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

yVASTED-A SITUATION As TEANsTER BY
w smiddlesged man who thoroughly under.
stands the management Of horses The best Of
references, II required Adde'S Box y, Ada,
Kent Co, Mich. %
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DokRoEFs WANTED k1isx DIvIaoS.sT
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Situations Wanted--Maie.

yVANTED-A JOB FOR PRACTICAL ENGT.
" neer; good reference. Address this ONCE
W. T., Box 10. g3i
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READ AS THOROUGHLY AS
ANY PART OF THE PAPER.

Situations Wanted are tax
en- AT one-half the rate in the
following table.
Everything always payable In
advance.
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e&s be foaoa by dividing TIE aas b~T of
words sy seven Aay pAxs 81 lias esanted
ss oax fall li4s.
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Situations Wanted-Female.

JTANTKD--A SITUATION BY MIDDLE AGEr
w woman 70 DO isniiy sewing or care for AZ
nFsll0 tall az - East Fulion-st- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

uoR sALE-HoUsE ON JEFFERsON-AyE
I near Highland, sl.eD. sm<l psymeni
down, Iaggsrt q Denison, - Lyonsst l5lti
LOR sALE-sO ACRES WITH TWO BARNS 81
u acres improved. - miles north on q a 4
X. only one mite iFom Piersn Village. Mont Cal ~
Co. xtyl, one third dusn balance on lime -
suit; or will exchange for city property NJ. l.
swim, - Canal-sL lf,ii
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-22

\AJANTED-IMMEDIA A GOOD GIRL
w for general h0usewoTk for small family at
26f sheldon-st. 23i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-25
THE GAzkTTF FORT WORTH EEXAs TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25

for Governor of New York, Blaine had 8
sweet revenge. Folger was New York
idol. He had been given fourteen year
iudgeship at large salary and $4,000
year for expenses. He had run $4,000
votes ahead of his ticket. He was the
man for Governor of New York. So said
Arthur, who had already demanded per
sonsl sacrifice Of the candidate. Blaine
ran mis- political knife into FoIger. Fol-
ger was beaten 1872, 900 votes, the largest
plurality on record outside OF the French
plebiscites. But Blaine's eligibility as 9
Republican candidate departed with that
remorseless thrust. Folger and Arthur
are dead, but the rent that Cascs made is
still in the Republican robe. It's sight
and memory defeated Blaine in 1884. 1t
would defeat him forever. AS John
Kelley's methods finally wrought his own
downfall, SO Blaine's vengeance fell
truly on his own head. 1t will do no good
to purchase purchsssble daily papers in
the metropolis. When Blaine's turn
comes he will be knitted so long SIS
Folger's friends may be alive. II Grant
can be elected this fall, Grant and Lin
coin might prove an eligible national
ticket in 1888, but as for Blaine, when he
took his pound Of flesh in tne Folger
campaign of 1882 he cast away his OPP
portunity ever to carry New York. Mr..
Blaine has learned in dear wsy that
vengeance is the Lords, and His alone.